QATAR's
Milaha Maritime and Logistics has been shifting focus from Dubai to India and the
Middle East to reap transshipment cargoes resulting from the diplomatic row
that has cut off supply chains to and from the oil-rich Persian Gulf nation.
The
short-sea ship operator this week announced a new feeder link between Mumbai's
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) and Doha, and upgraded an service on the
route by adding a call at Sohar, Oman.
Omani
ports - Sohar and Salalah - are not part of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)
boycott/blockade over Qatar's defiant indifference to their opinions, and is
willing to trade with Qatar, reports IHS Media.
The
new service, named the India-Doha Express (IDX), will connect the ports of JNPT
and Kandla, both on India's west coast, to Hamad Port in Doha.
The
service will begin with the Hansa Magdeburg, voyage 719E, departing from Kandla
on June 15 and arriving at Hamad-Doha on June 22, according to a company customer
advisory.
Source
: HKSG.
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